Don’t Make Poetry History
Posted: June 27, 2021 Filed under: Art | Tags: art, creative writing, don't make poetry history, free write, inspiration, mini poetry art series, poetic art, poetry, tile, visual poetry, word art 3 CommentsInspired by a ‘live aid’ fundraiser slogan, ‘Make Poverty History.’ I stole it and twisted it through my typewriter to create my own catchphrase. Don’t make poetry history is combination of ‘free-writing’ and monotype print on a 5by6 whiteboard tile.
Baby Romanesco
Posted: June 27, 2021 Filed under: Fruit, Nut and bit of Vegetable Poetry | Tags: #sacred geometry, baby romanesco poem, cauliflower, Creative Writing, Fibonacci, Fibonacci number, food poetry, fruit, inspiration, Life, reflection, Romanesco, Romanesco broccoli, romanesco poetry, seed, vegetable, vegetable poetry Leave a commentI say inspire me baby, and you did.
Inside youthful lemon, lime rotund flesh sees
Fruity love so I bring you art to taste
Universal seeds from a family of
Cauliflowers
Voids that expand, ripen
to sprout and bloom.
Organic orgasmic,
roots and tides
Quenched under moonlit
pathways to grow
Smug night emerald:
verdant breath
by leaf with bronchial veins.
Spiral of conch, star formation and Fibonacci mathematical theories
Patterns to follow to ancient astrology, sacred geometry,
Divisions that are a part of a
Whole.
“In this is infinity” you say.
I nod and admire the spiral.
Wonder about the arrow of time.
Trouble breeds with territory and consistency but
The cauliflower will never wager war because we’ll eat it first,
Take a leaf out of your sprout.
Crosshatch Vision Block
Posted: June 27, 2021 Filed under: Art | Tags: art, poetry, print, silkscreen, vision, writers block Leave a comment7by5 inch Silkscreen on wooden block. I feel I’ve overused this phrase a bit but my justification is that it’s important to create, re-create but make, instead of feeding into resistance. Going through a touch of writer’s block at the moment so i’m getting my hands messy with paint in the hope it will inspire me to write!
Me and Jasmine
Posted: June 27, 2021 Filed under: Quotes | Tags: Bristol, England, friendship, khalil gibran, London, quote, Stokes Croft Leave a commentThis photo was taken on News Year’s Eve 2012-2013 at a bar on Stokes Croft, Bristol, UK. I was home visiting family and friends for my birthday, christmas and new years.
‘Standard’ we were running late and got to the bar just in time to order a glass of Champaign and see the clock chime 12. I always find it remarkable how fast a year goes by until you stop to think about it, the details of each month, or every other month, re-cap on the turning points, curse yourself for not keeping a journal but praise the fact that you survived another year. Getting older is getting wiser if you’re lucky and can remember your mistakes so you can learn from them, half the battle is remembering. They key is to observe yourself as another person for a moment, to investigate the mystery of life, of your life.
I have spent most of my life with one of my best friends, Jasmine. We knew each other before puberty which means everything. We’ve gone through boys to men (pardon the cliché) and helped each other through city moves, country moves, I remember us dragging my huge suitcase through central London, drinking bloody mary’s on the train up there, sitting on the suitcase in the busy tube station on the verge of defeat and tears, but we did it! ha ha. The highs and lows, the raves, the suns we’ve watched come up and go down again…
Love you Jas, and love Khalil Gibran, ever the prophet, timeless with words that live on. Two of my favorites in one photo…
Assimilate to Cabbage
Posted: June 27, 2021 Filed under: Fruit, Nut and bit of Vegetable Poetry | Tags: cabbage, ludwig wittgenstein, poetry, vegetable poetry, Visual Arts Leave a commentIn a state of affairs objects fit into one another like the links of a chain – Ludwig Wittgenstein 
Rambutan gives lesson in ‘Reality’
Posted: June 27, 2021 Filed under: Fruit, Nut and bit of Vegetable Poetry | Tags: fruit poetry, ludwig wittgenstein, poetry, rambutan, reality, Visual Arts Leave a commentThe sum total of the world is reality
– Ludwig Wittgenstein
Rambutan is a virgin face
Posted: June 27, 2021 Filed under: Fruit, Nut and bit of Vegetable Poetry | Tags: face, fruit poetry, ludwig wittgenstein, poetry, rambutan, Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus Leave a commentWE PICTURE FACTS TO OURSELVES
– Ludwig Wittgenstein
After reading Wittgenstein’s, tractatus logico-philosophicus, I decided to look at the world of fruit, vegetables and nuts through Wittgenstein’s eyes and this series is what I came up with!










